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American Austin Car Company was founded in 1929, in Butler, Pennsylvania, in premises that had belonged to the Standard Steel Car Company. [2] Their intention was to assemble and sell in the United States a version of the Austin 7 car, called American Austin. [3] After some initial success the Great Depression set in, and sales fell off to the point that production was suspended. In 1934 the company filed for bankruptcy. In 1935, Roy Evans, a former salesman for Austin, bought out the bankrupt company, which was reorganized under the name American Bantam. Production was resumed in 1937, and continued through 1941. Despite a wide range of Bantam body styles, ranging from light trucks to woodie station wagons, only about 6,000 Bantams of all types were produced. This 1938 Bantam is a restored Roadster that is in great overall condition. The 50 cubic inch four cylinder engine is a correct engine but not the original to the car, it makes 22 horsepower and is really fun...

Upon its high profile debut into the automotive market, the Riviera was meant to take the automotive industry by storm and it did just that. This vehicle received praises from just about everybody that laid eyes on these beautifully designed Buicks. For 1967, Buick introduced a very significant engine into the line-up which replaced the previous 425CID 'Nailhead' V8. The new and improved 430CID 7. 0L V8 which pumped out a very impressive 360 horsepower and a whopping 475 pound feet of torque! All of this power was catered through its Turbo-Hydramatic TH-400 3-Speed Automatic Transmission which shifts beautifully. The 430 CID V8 in this 68 Buick is the original numbers matching engine and runs great having only 85,854 actual miles on the car. The dramatic coat of high gloss Silver paint definitely gives this Riviera a menacing look with the Black Vinyl top and does a great job of making all the chrome trim on the vehicle pop. This beautiful Machine rests...

This all original Impala is in fantastic condition and still looks and smells brand new. With only 16,000 original miles the Impala is ready to take anywhere and be enjoyed for years to come. This 1996 Chevrolet Impala is not only a low mileage collector car but is also just a 2 owner vehicle that is been meticulously taken care of its entire life. The 1996 Chevrolet Impala SS really stands out with a iconic Black paint and looks like it did the day it was made. The vehicle really stands out with the 5-star original rims that truly look fantastic and are wrapped in BF Goodrich Comp T/A radial tires. This Impala SS looks just as clean on the inside as it does on the outside, with Gray leather interior that is in like new condition that you really feel like you-re in a brand new vehicle! Under the hood is a 350 CID that puts out a strong 260 HP with 330 Ft. lbs. torque that really put you back in your...

This car was actually based on the less expensive Tempest line. To create such a budget-priced muscle car, it was decided to dress up the plain-looking coupe with GTO-like extras and call it the GT37. These cars had GTO fender striping, hood-pins, and GT37 badging making it stand out above base Tempests in appearance. This specific Tempest has been pampered by the same owner for well over 3 decades now and its time for this gorgeous Pontiac to find its new home. With very low original mileage, this Pontiac has plenty of life left for you to enjoy. It is wrapped in Canary Yellow with a Brown interior that flows well together and looks correct for its time period. The original Pontiac wheels are in great condition and the stance on this...

This 1968 Firebird is an absolute eye-catcher! Upon its release in 1967, the Pontiac Firebird was a success allowing it to flourish in the muscle car market with its Camaro cousin. Under the hood of this particular Firebird is an impressive 350 CID V8 that has been dressed up with chrome accents. This potent V8 is matted to a super smooth shifting 3 speed automatic transmission. The 350CID V8 has undergone a minor upgrade including a new 4bbl Edelbrock Carburetor, Air Intake Filter and Edelbrock Intake Manifold. This Firebird is sporting Mayfair Maize paint, which is the original color on this Pontiac muscle car. The interior is just as nice as the exterior on this beautiful convertible with very well presented black vinyl bucket seats and a floor shift console. One of the most impressive options for this Firebird is the power convertible top. It is very rare to find a late...